S
Scott
I have a report that summarizes attendance occurances for my team of
50 employees. Right now the date values are entered by the user
before
report execution.
I want the start date to be flexible... I built a query which shows
all reps on an active attendance write up (within the last 180 days).
I want the attendance report to use the query's write up date as the
start date for each employee (if an active write up exists), and if
no
active write up exists, then use the current date minus 180 days. The
code would need to loop through each employee to determine the start
date of the report. The end date will be the current date for all
employees. The report is a summary of all reps so the variable start
time seemed tricky to me. Please let me know if there is any other
information needed.
Thanks-
Scott
50 employees. Right now the date values are entered by the user
before
report execution.
I want the start date to be flexible... I built a query which shows
all reps on an active attendance write up (within the last 180 days).
I want the attendance report to use the query's write up date as the
start date for each employee (if an active write up exists), and if
no
active write up exists, then use the current date minus 180 days. The
code would need to loop through each employee to determine the start
date of the report. The end date will be the current date for all
employees. The report is a summary of all reps so the variable start
time seemed tricky to me. Please let me know if there is any other
information needed.
Thanks-
Scott